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Dirty Dancing (2006-10-Aldwych Theatre-London)

Type de série: Original London
Théâtre: Aldwych Theatre (Londres - Angleterre)
Durée : 4 ans 8 mois 2 semaines
Nombre : 2055 représentations
Première Preview : Friday 29 September 2006
Première : Tuesday 24 October 2006
Dernière : Saturday 09 July 2011
Mise en scène : James Powell •
Chorégraphie : Kate Champion • Craig Wilson •
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Avec : Josef Brown (Johnny Castle), Georgina Rich (Baby Houseman), David Rintoul (Jake Houseman), Issy van Ryndwyck (Marjorie Houseman), Isabelle Calthorpe (Lisa Houseman), Nadia Coote (Penny Johnson), Richard Lawrence (Robbie)
Commentaires : With a screenplay by Eleanor Bergstein, this was originally a low-budget 1987 film with Patrick Swayze and Jerry Orbach. It was a massive box office hit, becoming the first film to sell more than a million copies on home video, and spawning a 2004 prequel, “Dirty Dancing Havana Nights” In that same year a stage version was staged in Australia and although reviews were mixed, it was a sell-out during its six-month run. This production was re-created for the West End, with the Australian Josef Brown in the role of Johnny Castle. It opened with a box office advance of £6 million – the largest in the history of the West End. The show ran for five years , closing at the end of September, 2011– and Josef Brown continued to play the lead role throughout. (The show has had hugely successful productions in Toronto, Chicago, Boston and Los Angeles, but has not yet made it to Broadway.)
Presse : 'BRILLIANTLY STAGED' THE TIMES - Benedict Nightingale * 'This is a show that will give keen pleasure to Dirty Dancing addicts and to newcomers alike' INDEPENDENT - Paul Taylor * 'A gorgeous feast of dance - SPECTACULAR' FINANCIAL TIMES - Alastair Macaulay * 'LOOKING FOR ECSTASY, DIRTY DANCING DELIVERS.' TIME OUT - Rachel Halliburton * 'A YOUTHFUL AND SEXY CAST DAZZLE AND DELIGHT. THIS CROWD-PLEASING STAGE ADAPTATION HITS THE JACKPOT' SUNDAY EXPRESS - Mark Shenton * 'THE LIVE THEATRE PHENOMENON OF OUR GLOBALISED AGE' SUNDAY TIMES - Patricia Nicol